Google may be considering a feature for its image generation tool Gemini, which could remove visible watermarks from user-generated content. This development comes after the company's teardown of Gemini's Nano Banana app, where it appears Google is exploring ways to make the watermark less noticeable or even eliminate it entirely. [1] While this move would likely benefit users who want their images to look more professional without the watermark, it also raises concerns about privacy and copyright issues. The ability to generate content without a watermark could potentially lead to misuse of copyrighted material. [2] However, Google's intentions are not yet clear, as they have not officially announced any changes or features related to Gemini. [1] androidauthority.com (2026-08-01 14:27) [2] techcrunch.com (2026-07-30 15:45) [TechCrunch reported on similar concerns about watermark removal in image generation tools.]